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Scripting with two thresholds for changing the status of two Objects - andeug - 25.12.2020
Hi,
I am having a humidity sensor which I need to set it to write the status on an Object if the humidity goes below 30%, or write the status on other Object if the humidity goes over 50%. The below example is an Event-based script associated to an Object and I am not sure if I have done it correctly, or if it should exist as Resident script.
Code:
value = event.getvalue()
if value < 30 then
grp.write('1/4/11', 1)
else
grp.write('1/4/11', 0)
end
if value > 50 then
grp.write('1/4/14', 1)
else
grp.write('1/4/14', 0)
endI see no errors while saving this script. Based on how is it coded, the Objects 1/4/11 and 1/4/14 will always be written with 0 if the read value is between 30 and 50?
Thank you,
Andreas
Scripting with two thresholds for changing the status of two Objects - tomnord - 25.12.2020
Not sure about event, but should work as resident.
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RE: Scripting with two thresholds for changing the status of two Objects - Erwin van der Zwart - 25.12.2020
I would use grp.checkwrite as now each incoming event will write to the output also when output conditions are the same..
RE: Scripting with two thresholds for changing the status of two Objects - admin - 28.12.2020
No need for a resident script and as Erwin said you should use checkwrite. The script can be simplified this way:
Code:
value = event.getvalue()
grp.checkwrite('1/4/11', value < 30)
grp.checkwrite('1/4/14', value > 50)